Peace Palace Hissy Fit
File under: The Siddhi of PR
Maharishi dupes in Mayfield Heights, a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio, are whining because the city isn't rolling over and granting their setback variances to city zoning rules over a proposed Peace Palace and TM™ high school. The TM™ers are trying to cast the issue as a case of city-sponsored, anti-TM™ sentiment, contending that "the city is refusing to allow them setback variances that other neighboring corporate offices were allowed."
To the city and residents near the planned development, it's a safety and quality of life issue:
"The city is concerned about safety issues," Costabile said. "They want a setback variance that will put them too close to neighbors and too close to the street. And that becomes a fire and safety issue..."To us, the issue is rather clear; there are just too many idiots in Ohio who believe in that insane little man's nonsense.
One resident, Yolanda Geraci, complained the 35-foot clearance was too close to her residential property and would create noise and disruptions during the school day.
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1 Comments:
sad to say, but i'm with the TMers on this one. Mandatory setback laws will probably be looked upon by future generations as one of the greatest examples--after, of course, the interstate highway system--of why the government should never do architecture. my opinion, however, is only concurrent--if you have to join some expensive whacked-out cult to learn mantra meditation, you're not the sharpest potato in the toolshed.
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